I've heard of a bunch. Giant crippled herrings. "99n"s. Angerman. Norweigan, and many russian(?) ones I cannot spell.

What are your favorites, and in what sizes? And teasers, type, size and color?

you lose jigs so frequently you stop having favorites and are just thankful to having one. Weight on jigs is dependent on the conditions and the depth. I believe in going with the lightest jig that holds bottom. Yesterday I was in 240ft holding bottom with 16oz, this summer in the same spot I had to use 24oz+ because the drift was fast.
I like silver jigs, but my favorite are the cheap(no names with quality tackle) ones at the Mass Bass Show. My buddies biggest cod this year came off a homemade copper tube filled with lead, no paint just nasty weathered copper color, not appealing to the consumer, but cod don't see to mind.

I am the cod Jinx.

Redlite is correct, he emits something that prevents bottom fish from hitting. I think if he stands on a bag of sand next time, the comfort feeling will return and he'll start hooking up.

the Captain recommends perhaps an exorcisim that involves a chicken or something................or maybe even a goat..............

If it means more fish, do it.

lol......i gues ill pick up a few different kinds and see which one works best
how about the teasers?? got a 100 pack of 3" pink B2 squids....good teasers?

InshoreAngler, keep it simple, go with different weights as you never know what the wind and tide will do to you out there. I have used the mega-bait jigs in the mackerel pattern and have had great success with them, also the norwiegen jigs, picked them up at fore river bait and tackle as he is giving a 15% discount on jigs right now.

But as I said get a few different weights. As far as teasers go I really think that just about any soft plastic, from curly tail grubs to those little squids will work. Have done great this year with pink/white, orange/yellow, and purple. :happy: :happy: :happy:

thanks FW ill get a few

ive never caught anything on the giant 16oz crippled herrings, ever.

I've had decent luck with the Norwegian Jigger (http://www.mrfly.net/catalog/704-4.html)

course I haven't used anything else.......:smash:

Do you see the double hook fish jiggers on that site? i use a similar jig to that except it had a free swinging treble, it is my most productive jig from party boats.
very hard to find. im luicky i havent lost mine yet.

thanks for the help guys. this is what I just ordered:

Crippled herring green/chrome 10oz.
X2 Crippled herring 14oz. one green/chrome one chrome
Crippled herring 16oz.
Diamond Jig 10oz.
Diamond Jig 14oz.
Diamond Jig 16oz.
Viking jig 10oz.
Viking Jig 14oz.
Viking Jig 16oz.

Got it all from Shark River mail order (www.srmo.com)
Also ordered from Anglers Center:

50# Shimano spring scale
XL Grundens Herkules bib pants
300yds. 65# PowerPro


Alltogether costed $200.

Thanks for all your help putting alot of it together!:D

Yowsa, Vic is turning into a tackle junkie.

Vic, RUN - RUN AWAY FROM FISHING WHILE YOU CAN! :laughs:

never
:happy:
fishing keeps me alive

Vic: one word.

GIRLS.

:err: :laughs:

yea they keep me alive 2.....just love fishin:happy:

screw the 4/0 on the pool cue, real men jig with this!
http://www.mrfly.net/item/7/700b.jpg

I think I flew a kite using one of those things...

toby if i make you one of those and fill it with 50 dacron would you fish with it? i think we should make some bets bout this, biggest cod to a handline?:laughs: it would be like s urvivor challenge, back to basics.

i am game! $10 side bet on biggest hand line fish. :kewl:

hahah ill see what i can do.:laughs: how bout a plug of choice = to ten bills. your on